Changing the Game: Art and Design on Screen

Elizabeth KerrNovember 23, 2023

MOViE MOViE partners with Business of Design Week for the return of its curated Life is Art programme ...

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Filmmaker Nick Cheuk Confronts Suicide in Hong Kong

Elizabeth KerrNovember 14, 2023

Time Still Turns the Pages offers a nuanced take on depression in a city that struggles with mental health...

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In Broad Daylight: A New Film Examines the Work of Hong Kong Journalists

Elizabeth KerrNovember 8, 2023

Lawrence Kan Kwan-chun’s latest feature follows in the vein of Spotlight, All the Presidents’ Men and Silenced...

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This Filmmaker Wants to Haunt You

Elizabeth KerrSeptember 20, 2023

Nate Ki is doing his part to revitalise Hong Kong’s art horror traditions in one of the year’s best debuts...

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Hong Kong’s LGBTQ+ Film Fest is Back – Here’s What to Watch

Elizabeth KerrSeptember 12, 2023

The 34th Hong Kong Lesbian and Gay Film Festival is back in full form, and just in the nick of time...

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A Film That Sounds Like Hong Kong

Elizabeth KerrAugust 15, 2023

Amos Why’s latest feature, Everyphone Everywhere, turns the camera on our love-hate relationship with our phones...

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Anthony Pun Wants One More Chance

Elizabeth KerrJune 28, 2023

The cinematographer-turned-director landed Chow Yun-fat to play a gambling addict who must take care of his autistic son...

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Hong Kong’s Neon Shines On in Anastasia Tsang’s Film Debut

Elizabeth KerrMarch 29, 2023

A Light Never Goes Out rides the wave of Hong Kong’s cinematic renaissance with a thoughtful look at everything represented by neon heritage...

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Ka Sing-fung’s Lost Love

Elizabeth KerrFebruary 20, 2023

The journalist turned filmmaker turns his minimalist cinematic gaze to a family that fosters differently abled children...

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Voices of a Generation: “To My Nineteen-Year-Old Self”

Elizabeth KerrFebruary 2, 2023

Hong Kong New Wave giant Mabel Cheung returns to the screen with a decade-in-the-making chronicle that confirms we should never underestimate a young woman...

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Portrait of a City: The Narrow Road

Elizabeth KerrDecember 21, 2022

Lam Sum together with Wong Hin-yan, his school chum and composer, makes his debut with a pandemic-era drama that refuses to be grim or dreary...

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Mama’s Affair: Kearen Pang’s New Film is More Than Just Buzzy

Elizabeth KerrAugust 10, 2022

Playwright and filmmaker Kearen Pang wades straight into the mainstream with a little help from Cantopop phenomenon MIRROR for her second feature film...

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M+ Cinema Offers a Haven for Hong Kong Film, Video and Art

Elizabeth KerrJune 8, 2022

Moving image finally gets a permanent home in Hong Kong’s museum of visual culture...

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